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ok guys so i know there is quite a few threads about this but there are also a lot of different answers, so I'm looking for something more accurate.

so i have a 1996 r33 gtst series 2 and a week ago it was fine. one day i got in it and drive it and every time i hit the throttle it has a horrible miss. SOMETIMES if i take it out the road for a drive it may be fine then later ill get back in it and its the same again.

i pulled the coil packs off and the fourth plug had water in it so i blew that out n put it back together with excitement thinking id have fixed it but it didn't. i didn't actually pull the plug out, just dried out the water around it.

please help me, this is doing my head in! :/

Cheers, Ethan!

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not all places stock Bcpr6es or Bcpr7es. usually supercheap and repco wont but call them up and ask and otherwise they should be able to refer you to a place that will.

Beyond that, how do you have water getting into your coil valley area? this is not a good thing and worth sorting before you put in the new plugs...

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Clean the coil valley out, clean the coil packs and replace the spark plugs. There's a youtube post for fix misfire on r33 gtr where you basically add some dielectric grease (headlight bulb grease supercrap has it for a dollar a pack) to the bottom of the coil pack where the spark plug pushes up into the boot. Worked great for me on several cars.

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